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• Engraying done while
you wait Is the lat-
est fashion with us:
W. wive Parcballed
one Of the latest IrePreeed
engraving methineend eke
tend an ineitation to all to
oaII and eee tide molly wen.
derfot piece of maohinery. .
We win be Pleased
in ebowant.kelptain, it ,to
vou and engrave any lute •
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wait.
We Sagraire . •
all tiencles -henget hope
Isee'etir charge, no Mat-
ter hove)areeoe emelt, it
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may be. ,
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Call and see it, then tell
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B. OR4ViTS,
pert Watch Relpalirer
Jeweler A.ed.. Optician
Westfield.
NOTEe. -Meet Bertha Newcombe, of
esiletir, "Pent lest week with Misses
M. and C. lffeClititon. Arthur Harris,
• of Essex, is at present the guest .of
,hitteriendeslifeesrs. Hertnan and Wal-
ter Wightman. Mrs R. Johnston, sr.,
.3rd -con., is at present very ill with
sciatica and heart trouble. Mt* W.
' •A, .Killougir and children, of Cliuten,
have been spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs At B. Care. Rs Taylor
and Miss lUarrle Humphrey, of St.
• Helens !Spent Sunday -here,
- Joseph
ailleteh spent Sunday with friends m
Brussels. A S. McDowell, who has
been attending the Detroit Medical
Ceelegee arrived here last week to
epend his Vacation tern] with friends
here. Mrs Jackson Wighemitn and
Mre R. MeThiwell epent a couple of
dayslatit weteit with their sister, Mrs
A.; I, Morrish, of Goderich. Mrs J.
..fteMeOlinton is spending a MO weeks
with her sister Mrs John Wilson, of
ABLYthe •
Coderleb. .
MITE ROLL. -From the asepsis:3"es' roll
• we, warp of the' follo'Wing statistics re-
,gliedingeloierich:-No. of children bes
• .tweene theAges of .and 21, lesyee
-between 5 and 16, ; totalepopulatior,
-4.0,60; total value of real property, elle
1111.980; value of personal property oth-
er than income, $51,525; taxable it.
:5124ke412re°gi,t1o9t8a, gt.61141 of .real,
• cattle, 175; birth:ea:deaths,
stettenbeilerte 28.• " • '
Wia0ham
Tax ASSESSMENT.-Wingham's to el
• -assessment for 190/ it #605;037,as cones
papel with $567,614 for I900,an increase
of,M323 in the totalassessment of the
town. The population is given RA 2,192
inereatie of only 9. This • is not as
• Norge on increase as we would liked to
have seen, ea,ye the Times. One good
reason that can beadvanced in this dir-
ection is that there is not sufficient
dsvelling lathe town to accommodate
• "thoSe who would like to reside there.
- Nile
Gaderleb Towniliip Londeebere.
,., PARK HENTED.-Martin Squire, n ho I SERIOUSLY ninny Mende
hales:had charge ef the' Peter Cook of J. M on formerly of lemaesbore,
fatless on. the 9h con., clone has rented the now a reeldent of lieadingly,Man,, will
homeetead for a term ofeeeven years. indeed be sorry to hear OW he had to
HO le an industrious and deserving be Laken to Winnipeg General fleapit.
• Yentrig 'Men, Who Will take good care of al, having contractea diphtheria some
the property he has secured. to four or five weeks ago. But we are
Weit HIROO Liberals.
soft fRomrtr TGoRr'ont-o TWr P eSt : 70dor tee hasAl. 1 Pleaaed to
hear that he
ell the 11 a LI e 42 ' non,ha9Hon. utu41411111°4"):44:e: enTab I it: 44:euege :::::: at $: .4Y11111::14:13114;:v I ttet it:ehn:e341 d:ljgv ret 7'4;1Ln:eq. :DIX; Ittai di. ineetgial If: lel
and that in a few days Will he able to the purpose ot selecting it beneidatefor
I
bert Andereon, lot 24, Hayfield 'road, : return te• Ileadikuriv• the 14oca1 Legisletere. The election
known as the Thomas (look farinsi the ; NOTES. -H. ARM clerk.. at W. L. resulted in the re-election of all the
Price Paid was 0200. It is considered etifinsette we are sorry to say, Is very termer officers* viz: .
good property and the price very fair. sick. MrtMcAallieter, teacher ef No, e„ W. eiroudfoot, Goderich, Pies.
has had to give up echool.for a while Me Patens Xingebridge.lat vice
Jas. Young, Auburn, 2eci vice,
and go home to Hensall, owing to sick -
IL Morris, Nile... "...Sea vice
nese. Mise Edna Allen came honle
leen] Wyoming. on Tuesday, owing to W.Cloate, Clinton, Secy.-Treas. ;
'.e•he illness of her brother. Rev. • and F.Macpiterson, Clinton, auditor
1)1re Andeews, of Varna, called here on The auditor's report showed a bal.
wedeesdey, ater varianr moved part Mice of VS in the treasury. The fol.
Of hitehoubeheld gootle to Clinton thie lewieg Pereme were appointed eluttr'
man f 1
week. ,
MARRIED IN THE WEST. -The follow-
ing, from the Neepawa, Manitoba.
Press', refeee to e forneer resident of
tlietiseettele4ALREE'Wtiathiediik; OW
ADVisee.-A loet letter was found
the otht3t dey in neighbor's garden
by some /muter of the place which was
addressed to ft young gentleman in this
locality and bore the signature from
some part of the United Settee, This
is at present the popular joke with the
boys, and we hereby -give the youth
this sound advice,- not to be too care.
lees concerning his correspondence and
loving eptstlee,'•but admit to the flames
all osuch• paper that he may receive
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10th, there occurred in our neighbor.
GOOD CATTLE-. Vole, 9th conehas
:porieroam of heed Mie of thoseinteresting events -a
seee his beef cattleto a
wedding, when.Mr Wm. J'ase:Critten-
Hulleet at., cents per lb, which wecon- den was united in matrimony -.to 'Mies
sider a fair
at Ptitce; • are oub The noted buyer re-
- Mary Fairservide, of' Lorldiasboro, Ont.
merited thhe, withany ex
ception' the best steers ever eetzghe in Lp_u_rt
ilneg elm morning, utftil nearly
this township. This speake well forts... the peohle kePt coming to the
home ef Mr (Jrietenden until a goodie'
,Me Cele as a geed .feeder tepd e first-
• • number' had gathered. At, twelve
case facia raiser. , 0,olooe mos ma cement:lose who was
Nor. -Those egg pedlars arelkeep-, presiding at -the organ, struck the first
ing their share of the rola those times; notes of the wedding march and as its
we advise the takeneral wives not to melody tiounded forth all waited ex-.
neglect the hens tine time of the year. pectantly for the bridal party. Soon
Miss Ida Miller is spending the balmy the groom and his assistant, Mr Wm.
spring ie Stanley with her cousin, C.' Forsyth, 'took • their N place, followed
Donaldson. Our old familiar friend; shortly by- the rest of the,briclal party..
Ben Switzer, was in ,this vicinity last The bride, beautifully Attired in blue
week, Willis Bell, of the Hayfield 'trimmed with White satin and pearl
line, sports a dandy new buggy., Miss triromtegs,was supPoIrted, by Miss Lot,
Minnie Yeo .spent last ,week in and tie Crittenden, dressed in- white or -
around Holinegyille. L switzer, dit- .ge,ody„ trieumea with insertion and
posed of six head of cattle:last week to lace; The•ceremony was performed by
O. Middleton: Miss Violet •Oisle spent
Sunday with her cousin, Affee Flossie
Cole. leeward Miller was carrying a
-nasty nay on his face recently., which
was clone by an infuriated cat•jomping
on his shoulder and leaving the mark
ot her claws on his cheek; the boys are hour and a half was spent, partaking
led to egenkio3 “wag it a cat" p, of the -dainties', and inlulging in and
' listening tb the enjoy table that. The
four -storey bride's cake was then cut
and served. This Important pert Of
PERSONAL. -Mies Martin haseecured the ceremony being over all ,tetired to
the -services of Mies Gardner as trim- ' the parlor, where thellieses Oritten.
Mer for the seasinvandes now'ready to den entertained by rendering a num-
take online for spring • 'her duetts to the, enjoyment, of all
qa4nnalionvii*NT4)-0. M1' e PAlleeD,1084reewr'ePNano:
9, Isaac Andrew," Lecknew; No. 4. J.
OriewfordePortAloertelco,--k`M'SUIIi.,
van, Kingsbridge; No, 6, D. McLean,
Lucknove No. 7, J. Jamieson, Laurier.
• Brirret-No, 1,, H. McQuarele; Ns. 2,
N. Young, Blyth, • •
tharrrort-le. Metpherson,ClintOn,
00LBORNE-Noil. W.Hill,Bennefiller;
No, 2. Sandie SaltfOrd; No. 3, Jos.
Bell,Carlow; No. 4, .D.Outinningp, Dun-
lop,
• EIODERIOR:V.-No, 1, Jos Salkeld,
Goderich; No. 2, Go. ' ,COE. Porters
wHi.ijilesearog. Tookurteasnyc.iell.e;PNorot.e07
No, 4, J. Wiggington Gnaw); No. 5,
Yee, ,Holneestele,
.00DERJOH-Aleit, San riders, Goderich.'
• Wpiortax- Abner goneins, Wing -
hum. • • •
UutT4Erk-No. 5, Joe: Southcombe.
Clinton; . No. 6, H. Snell,. Londeelaero;
No. 7,-,Joirte Wilson. Auburn, •
E. Weiweetoset -ale, 1, R C,McGiew-
an, Myth; No. 2,T. H. Teeter, jr., Bel -
Rev. Geo; Stoney* of'Glenhurnie, who. ZreeliNlle°sfrPaie're'W8chhtiteicItliVtrurcinhkeseham, N.°.
it few minutes past twelve pronounced en vier
• y. Aweistoeffe-No. 1, B.crawforcl,
the happy Pair man and wife. After
:cererminy a sumptuous repeat Dungan non;No.2,T;Radeliffe, Auburn;
spread. The guests repaired .to wehaeS ..No. 3, le White, St. Helens; No. 4, A,
S',uart, St. Helens; No. 5, John Sheriff,
dining Coons where Be very enjoyable Leeenow. -
. After the routine business had been
transected, .the president asked for
nominations of a candidate, and tne
Hon. J. T. Garrott, was immediately
nominated. No other oftine was men.
tioned; although :ainpleettne was given
to do so, and the announcement that
Mr Garrovv Was the nueniinous choice
of the convention was received with
!Tares -Rey. Mr
forth, occupied ;St. AAtnedlireeh
sts, oefbuSrecati- Present, while Mr Chas. Whelpton,
his usual able usannee, helped to en. wild applause. He was then called up -
pulpit laseSabbath morning and even -
Ing. Ata meeting called by the mem-
ber's of St. Andrew's church' it Was de-
cided -to extend a call to Rev. .3107 Moe
Neill, of this place; the call,,has been
unartithenslYsigned,by the; inerabets
end adherents. Mies Beate has im-
proved the appearance of her cottage
by a coat of mat and e rustic porch:
T. Burnside bus .purchased a house and
lot on Main St, gest, the property of
J. T. Gaultier. • Mr Jewett has closed
his sawmill for this season. The fisher.
men ate imelly engaged, in labinchine
their boats, preparatory for the fishing
season. ,Mtss Brown, who 'has been
dangetoitsly ill, is slowly recovering.
W. Brandon nee %wed one of his
frame 1st:Uses to the rear of his let' aelfi
intends using it as a barn. De. Woods
Rainiest/111e . .
sad bride have art ivied home; Hayfield r
people welcome them. ,• , I NOTES -W. Tebbutt and Foster
Woons-Buee.,seeeee,=-A quiet but very -have. been on'the tick list but are both
Pretty wedding was celebrated at the receyering. Blford is under the
residenee Mr. Walter Ewing Buchan, • weather. F. Lowel, who haft been laid
• of Darhain, Ont., On Tuesday, t uP for so.ne thne,, is around•again.
Mar- Yee, finished taking :the census last
16th, when hi eldest deughter,
garet Fisher Egon became the wife: Week and W. J. Marquis some d Lys
o! Dr. Ni nian' W. Woods, oftleayfield. eaefier.: A few :timers • are through
mptly I•sittestlie-leclur-appointed seeding.*4,431IfOrdir-Winghatnrielriffi
liven the. occaelon by the beautiful se-
lections given on his vielip. So pleas-
antly :lathe thine pass that the an-
nouncement for tea was received with,
surprtee. ' Tea being toyer the older
people and those from' a distance de-
parted for their homes 'but-tbe Young
folk, loath to leave, •spent it few, more
enjoyable hours with the happy wed-
ded pair. The bride was the recipient
of many handsothe and useful presents.
At a late hour all returned to their
homes wishine Mr and Mrs Crittenden
a long,hePpy and prosperous life. Miss
Fairservice is a daughter of Mr Thos.
Fairservice; Lotideeboro,Ont. ' Miss M.
Fairset vice, sister of tie° bride; attend-
ed wedding.- - •7
NOT/M.-Miss Grace Linfield, of Nile,
-spent Sunday and Monday with hers
~friend, Miss Tebbutt, of Goderich.
To Make Lite -Like Pietur.es
Is the object of every 'good photo.
grainier, 13r:theft-go further we In-
- elet that all our work shalt be
perior in toning,printing, fine:hit%• .
etfeetiler-, es• ""1".' •
tiny% Photo • lituf110.
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Cuu We a
• . Change?
•,Is-ihe Cry of Every
. . .
:I.\ Housekeeper.
Stitomfbitirry Pie Mani
11,16,:lipproehutikit
Sailtpal
, (74ri ref StillifiCh
Such as,
ye your '.4gor
and u�s Buinetes c'anee
Oreetter to tattle rettetoffee:
. . • • ..
%Ate be Yoh, order for Lette00
and %tog Onions early itt
the week.
• Oweer More la..0e010'43100k.
festinate mid F.iae
on • for a speech, sand in accepting the
notnination,,. went over - the •.ground
that led up to the preeent•vacancy,and
expressed a detertnination toed° all, in
his, preveteio. held the eiding for the
Liberals, • ' . .
Speeches were also made by Relate
Holeree,.M. P., Jas. L. Grant, P. Holt,
Hugh McPhee and Morgan' - Dalton..
Resolutions. of confidence in the elo-
tack) and Dominion eloVernmenteeand
otie of • regret in connection With the
Queen, were passed; With cheers. fee
Sir NV Iliad Lathier, Ron. G. W. Roes,
the King and HOP. J. To Garreye, .the
conyeption was brcught to a close: ••
. •
_ see . e.e. Aciitoy. .,... .
N TES. -Mr WM.-Graham has gone
, to Detroit 10 visit A brother-itehtw,who
es ilk Miss Brown, . of Winghate, ac -
Om periled him., Mrs J. Falconer,' of:
Hayfield. whe.hes ,been visiting with
-
Mrs S. Gilmoursfor a week, retuened :
home, on Tuesdity, 3. Moffatt has, en-
gaged U. Walmeeley,,BaYfield,lor the
.8111111Lter MOIlths; O. ROSS has enenged
Mr Townsend for he Seasen• A. Mgr,
"dock, of the 'Medical School, Toretitce
was kerne for a few days. On Seeds,
he fettered orLeeCatnerontlawyer,
the ceremony, while . the, ,streins of tug at is Seres ! Me Elford is 90, years 'of Brandon, took ylece a,t his brother's
Mendelsohn's Wedding March, played Old eleed.up to the last fete monthe, has. P. Cameron : he leaves it wife and five
by•NCIskiAllee Buchan, of :Walkerton, been quite smart. • - E. Levis and br. children.. W. McBeth lost a good. core
floated through the rooms, the groom, Huller have been dieing wells recent- thie week • frim ' milk fever. Mist)
supp'orted by Die Jas. Turnbull, Of i • • Mrs ' T. O. Pickard claims she , Matheeon, Of Clinton ' visited tie the
Goderich, took his • place le the draw- • id not say weather in ;Dakota was I home of her uncle, He Reed. ' G. Gil-
ing room, which was tastefully decor. worse- then!rhat, we. its.d Cul 8,Ltutlair- mtutt'10 visiting his uncle T. Gilmour.
ated for the occasion. He wasshortly Cauione-Rev. J. Greene is impro4- W. Graham was in Blyth On lueediel
joined by his fiance, who came lean- inc and expects to be °et next S unday. ati'shdiug the fhOerrl of his brother -to -I
ing on the arm of her father and et- Mr Shaw, of Clinton, occunied the pul- id*, Sas, Brown. Mrand Mrs j. But- I
tended by Miss Mateeret Stinson, of pit Sunday morningand Tees. Murch Chart,' G. Baitd and his son are ill with
Stratford. The bride was beautifully in the evening, bot eery acceptably,. grip and Jail. .A.ikenhead and ' N. *-
attired in white silk organdie as was League will meet. at g o'clock in. the ,Gregin are reeovex ing fromthe sande
also the brideitchaid,.ard both cerried, Petere instead of 7.8(). W. 0. Meers,of ' .Comegette-Council. Met ite per ad.
huge borpiets of lovely. rose' The Brantfo-, will take the-pasts:Os work journiment; all the tnembere Present.
oven:tiny wes, performed by tife Revs here next Sunday. • A week from 'next After the reading 'of athletes of laeb
luncheotehad.beeti seeveaand- the otte I of th. y ler; neet‘SenrlaY morning *Ill
Wm. Farquharson, of Outherte After Sued T „viii be jade easseely . meoetwe meeting, the engineer's report on big
drain Was read. ' Mitch discilegeli, than
:er-festiyities, had been concluded, . the'betli,?•:•oll Call and: resentation of cer- followed for and against the dram, as
appy couple efe on . the 5.30 tram vial tificate of member:: ip. The pastor has
. many of the ratepayers were present.
Winghanefor Detroit, Ann Arbor and issued the follOwing tit:tie:310 all , the
other AnleriOnn cite* on theie' return members requesting ti, full attendance: mained a good majority in favor of the
1 After a11 Said, and done ' fhere still re.
shoeywill settle down in • the doctor.% The 'following letter has 'been ad- 'drain. The coueteil adopted the report
pretty residence over-lot:ging the wee- dreseectto the mernbeie of the Metho. and after cleating with. other .matterer,
ers of Like Huron. • • dist church bete:- ' it adjourned to meet as a 'court of re -
Bit
• , • vision:en Mity 27t hett10 olelock.-J. E.
' TO TEE a/EMBERS AND .A.PERRENTs• HAR+TWELL, 01 rk. , -
e ' leapt *ettelanosh ' , -Inesmiteh as we are now closingan• ' - e ' •
THE LIATE•JAS, 13nOWN.-We regret' other Conference term, the pastor is
exceedingly being balled ePeri to set- : desirous to leave the niernbeeeniei eetle ....e.,-.., ...........e -
' ,Aftelesees-•-- --..:-...- ,
nounce the death of Air Jas'; Brown, 1 as ,co „i*-,...", " ' le et °TIM -Wallet has been Very sick
which occurred in Petreiter.or eelesee'lee "hence() 'erg a few kl ' of 1st% owing t� erysipelas in his foot:,
geseimixe.
cletla-teh:eTt,g.e• of 71 years, Me Church neeiribership s o d stand ana•hait been tinder the cloctor'S 'care
BroWn war.: Well known as a former for a cheeiged heart, d a, cheng• •for it coitele of weeks. 0 Watt, who
le engaged to assist'Mr Herrington for
very highly respected resident of this ed life, or at least for itch as are this summer, injured his ankle at a
township, where he fillee the position e ,earnestly seeking such. experiences; Wood bee the other ' day. .T.MeE were is
of township collector for O. 'number of consequently there is' need thwt visiting his brother, A.14.,. of thelethy.
yeetes A few yearteago he :sold out.his -we • examine ourselves in •coneee- -gage
farm and rat:wee:I to Detroit, where he tion with receiving oar tekens Of Mein- X.Knort. has engaged With his
former employer,' G.McOlutre. A.num-
retiirled until his death, which resulted bership. 1 -We hope every nieniber of bet. of bort in this vicinity were treat -
from Bright's disease, He was a Men the Church- if at all. Poesible-will be ed to a taffy poll on the night of the
of sterling integrity and .principle, and present on Sunday morning to receive 20th at"tet, Knox a, sr.,. emd,as usual,hit4
enjoyed the otinfidence and dr:teem:of their tickets; or have some one to re- an excellent time. '
all, in religion a t3tauxech Presbyter- present them. , 2 -Any who Wish to be , •
elan, in pelities a Liberal. • Hie death is enrolled fte trieinberel Will be received
the third one in the family that has oc- either on sooleation;ot as catechumens, ' minefields -
curved within. a few Woke, the others and we should. like to have those preen NOtrate-Rev. Mr *Nab, Who lately:
•being his hrother . William, and his ent Whosigned the ConsecretionOards. died in"LucknOW, was well e known in
sister, MVO W.Grahantecif Stanleeeboth- 15+;117,the God 0? hope fill you With in joy neighborhood having preached In the
of Wheat have recently passed away, and Peace in believing. tlitit Ye /hair abound In late J. Rose% church' hie many bleeds
He leaves it widow (a sister of Thoo, hope, in the power of the now ahost..,Titoin. here will be tiorry,to hear Of his death.
Hointee, Of Winghitin), Info:eons Sad a tom, pastor, e- 010ANIA, Mrs Bider,- Steatford , ie vieitin her
daughter. Oho of tile Obeli le a Mahe- r : i , MOthet. Mth A. leOlgid Mt' en efre
dig minlitee in Mieleigan, the ether is LaidlaweTcietintre *lilted Mrs Hare
a dentist of Detroit. The remains were If Wore le vielting in Palinergon he
:Warred in •Flell'i cemetery on Tuesday, bas 'lately paged an examination for it
Rees MrIThenniOn, formerly of BenCe; train despatcher in Stratford. .
field, officiating, •
•ehta,04 ehill11100
Ministera and church workers generally, are
etordiallY Invited to contribute tome of c4web,
WOWS under this beading, OM their reePeonve
ohurchea
Orosslev and. Hunter are conducting
revival services at Mount Forest.
Bev. Dr. Johnston hae been on it ten
dare trig aoutho , Bespent part of the
time in Atlanta, (3,,, , .
The W. U. T. U. Will holdtt mother's
meeting at Ontario street church on
Friday afternoon, liey 3rd, at 4 pan.
The May meeting of the Methodist
churches on Goderich District, will be
heti in Rattenbury area church,
011titon, on Tuesday and. Wednesday,
May 21, 22o.
]•
The London 'Oonference of the
Methodist church. will be held this
yeor in St. Thomas and opens on June,
4th; Toronto conference begins on
June 5th,
ST, Josenes.-eFather McMenamin
eonducteavase lave Suielayeniereinse
and vespers in the evening. He will
take these services at, Blyth for next
ISunday. s
,
Rev. Alex. Eider, of least Chester,
Pa, hes, been chosen pastor of (looke's
.church, at a saleay oe It0000, succeeding.
1 Rev. Wm. Patterson:
took place at the residence of Mr. an
WEronimeHntte,-Apretty weading
Mrs John 0,Wileon,Blyth,on the Oth
inet, when their secortd daugher, Maggie
HeWatx Married to Mr Jamas A Gri3rar,
Nous -MIS Rowed, of London, is of North Ertetthorie,Rey.A.McLeati per -
Plaiting at. S. CaldWell'Ei, R. Erratt formed the ceremony and the bride
is on the lick list. J. Itaithby hail and grOOM. were unattended. The bride
bought thatiatisicly farm for the eum looked. very handsome In it gown of
Of $4100,. A number from here attend• cream poplin,trimined with We and
ed, the Liberal Convention in Dungan- eark,and carried a beauelfttl holt ttet,
non on, Tuesday. Dr, Turnbull as ittle Ateattell McTavish, cousin° the
been vieltin at hishome in Milverton; bride, acted tag Maid of honor, and was
Dr, Sinith, f Stratford,. has been at- tastefully attired, for the 00003101h
tending to hie, practice during_ hie ab- ,The eermitiony over, they an eat down
Settee. Rev. Mr ThOrtipeCilL Toronto, tO 11111npthOtie wedding dinner, after
preached in the Presbyterian church which. the newly married couple left
here and at OarloW last StInditY; RSV. for their home in North Bonbon°,
Mr Webeter, of Weetoni_will teke tilt: where they Were cougratulated by
charge e next Sabbath, MN Arthur le marry Mende who enjoyed themeolves
on the siek Usti by dividing and playing garnet,
•Thile II elle
Vellt4
NOTES. -Mr Murray, of the. Cooke
Bowe, Is busy. Raving now rented
a house in Bginondville,are very torry
to loose Mr and arra Murray, as they
have made a hod of friends here,sinee,
they Cattle tWO yore ago.
Me Barnwell and Beaty Bros, have
itarted, Wittig waggons on the
road, this week, the hens will, have to
Work, double time.
Mr and Are James ArnIStrOng,
tended the wooden wedding, of Mr
and litre A. Cardoso Setiforth, on Mon-
day evening last,
Meters, Misty Brea. gold *100 worth
of hogs, thie week ; the price received
Wee *0,40 per hundred.
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a.41.
ONTARIO STREET Onueria.-At the
league on Monday evening it was de-
i voted to missionary work and Miss
Oatrie Shipley ' presided; a Program
' of unusual merit was given. .
tie •
The Win ha district meeting of
the W. M. . will be held in Brussels
I
on May 21 and 22. and 113 circuits will
be represented, Rev. D. Rogers, of
Bluevale, is chairmen of the distrio.
Beenter Orturierr.-Rev, Mr Ste-
wart, of Willis church, preached in
the evening last Sunday and his dis-
course was enjoyed by those•
sent; Rey. Mr Dunlop exchanged pul-
pits.
The examining board of the Metho-
dist. church cemprising a number of
mice held the annual examinations
for probationers in Mitchell on Tues-
day,. Wednesday and Thureday.
April 23, 24 and 25. The successful
candidates were awarded certificates.
A pro re nate, meeting of Maitland
Presbytery was ' held in Melville
church, Brussels, on April llth, to -con-
sider a call from the congregation of
Walton Peesbyterian ehurch in favor
of Ree. Andrew McNeil; M. A. The
call was unanimous And hearty and
was sustained. Mr McNab asked for
time to consider it before giving his de-
cision, and this was granted. In case
of acceptanteet was agreed that the in -
dueled!) should take ;slave on Tuesday,
May 7th. s.
the .leading min sters of the liClonfer.
NRW METHODIST Cuurip.E.-- The
building committee of the new Meth-
odist church to be built here has given
the most effective and practical ans-
wer to those who have beentirculating
the story that the church' WAS' not to
be built this year. The contract for
the foundatkin has been given to it
praetiele and reliable Man Id, 11111,a,ncl.
the work ie to be complead ready for
the bricklayer by July 1st, 10011 The
•tenders for the other parte of.the work
are under consideration and the eon -
tracts will be let shortly'
.tATTENBultit oTREEZ- The Rev,
W. G. Howson, Neill speak next Sun,
day morning upon a subject rarely
mentioned in a modern pulpit, "Chris-
tian Mysticism," and at '7 p.m., '"Un.
fortunate through heredity" ; both
am° ctlbjects will :prove of unusual
interest.. The following are the.. offi-
cers appointed for the BpworthLattgue
or the currentyeart-etle E. Rorke,
Prep. ; L. Doherty, let vice; 'Miss E.
Southcombe, 2nd vice; Miss E. Turner,
3rd vice ; Mrs 'U. J. Clantelon, 4th Vice
Miss Maggie Davis, 5:h vice A. T.
Cooper, stmt. otIptermediete League ;
Mitis Susie Cook organist.
' Sr, PA.OL'S Canteen. -The serviees
on Sunday were taken by Mr Cat lye.,
of London, college • his discourses
were pleasing. Rev.' 0, R, Gunn will
again take service at Sc. Paul's on
Sunday next. Holy 00MMUniOrt Will
be observed after the Morning's ser-
vice. The adjourned vestry meeting of
St, Paul% church was held in theschoce
room ensTueScla,yetveldeig laseRev. Mr
Gunn in the Chair, The veer:cleft over
Aroma Iast• meeting two weeks ago was
teat of receiving the -auditors' repore
and the matter of changiag the Style
of supporting the% church from pew
rent to free-will offering or enveloite
system. The firsepatt of the business
was 'received and the auditorsthankee,
and in regard to the giving, it was de-
cided to introduce the envelope system
as far as possible. A committee was
appointed' to.look 'after the shade trees
oteethelectery grounds,
Rev. S-. -Acheicine-e", vSliteeininietert
faithfully to the Feesbytefiati people
tit 'Kippen for einviirds et setteeu
year, went mit :to Dakota about a,
month ago; and he has been reeeiVed 1
with kindness and hospitality. While
there he preached in the city Of Rea I
Lake Falls on the 24th Mei elst ulteend 1
on the 7th inst. in the city of Pembina, '
N.D. He received a call from. each of .
the congregations and has accepted
that Of the latter. Pembina is a beaut-
iful city on the bank of Pembina and
Red Rieer with Minnesota and Mani-
tobtelying ricer by. It is said to be tt,
very flourishing city with A large corn.
meeetal trade and, good high .school
ace0M01,0datiOn. . The people of Perce
tuna have so highly aporeciated Mr
Acheson% manner, • appearance and
ebility that they have peon:deed him te
latipmed of $1,100 a year and .a tree
mange. The hengregatien of Pembina
WilIfina In Mr Acheson a man kind
and oder:Jim to alleeconstarle itehie at-
tentions to the oleic erlfetreseed, liber-
al in hie Viewri,Well vereed In theology,
scholarly, Imasiteely and convincing, in
hie diacourees 'a faithful and , devout
,Ohrititiati and'e companionable friend.
WILLIS - Ontison.- The , cleaning,
service on Sunday was ably taken by
Rees Mr Dunlop, of the Baptist
church, liev. Mr Stewart ekeherteing•
Last night (Thursday) the Sender
'At lad Sunday eveninee Iletetiett Mr
John lifoueton the treasurer Of the
Century Fund, apoke briefly regard -
Ing
' the fund. By the let et May all
se rintiene are to be in, whic he
wished the congregation to kindly
remember: Willis church hes' been
very prompt in their rubsolptione
.vtith etiverallsteitaant i IMMO
h Ave &tubbed, Ohm h four
timei the amount au d it
number vrho h art bieti
Miura* ChiMei .
have tient In some of money to the
fund in all 111200 has been received
which epeees exceeding well. The
School child; were provided with
a tea from' 0 to 7 80 p, ; the public
were invited to the entertainment At
which was given a splendidly prepared
program :•-•
titi;;; gee Ite L9'1645Bdell... `r g'th
truiee ng ame
• Joan Carling
Dialogue xeasrat why. ,,7girls:*7 boys
.4olo The anew yr:were...Albert Mitchel'
ftecitation......Maida from Japan ,. . • .
Ruth Walkinshaw *Helen.Fair
• Duett.„ .. Mr T Jaokson faster Stewart
Recite. ion." „The Miser., „ Olive Hoenig
Recitation. „ ....Lessona from.tne cloak . . .
• Lizzie Olittiqty
Solo . .Miss WroCorvie
Dialogue Jean Ohidley &WilliskDohertY
lieeitation111 the Ohildren's Hospital.
Winnie
(Moine. .„,Whlther Pilgrims are you going.,.
ReoitatiOn.,.........The sheep of the fold •
Maud 0.;134;;;
Recitation, ..12tralter Stewart
9uakers...8 little Qualreressee and their( brother
Hezekian
_Duett.. .Mr andlirstl..Dewzer
Recitals:a; 3.111;,*Wiright Anuabella-McEwea
Recitation,..,A girl's a girl for a'
• Mariory Mavgi-
The f. moue baby show,. • i. httle Ade
Solo. &was=
iateW. . _ .. „elase-of Ode
The topic at the 0. E. on Mooday even-
ing was "Walking with Jesus" arid the
meetine was_premeed over by Mies B.
MoKeneie. l'he socal. committee are
otrranging for a.social to be held on the
evening of May fith and have invited
the Seaforth society. Mrs. Retell eekie
has joined the °beech choir. ,
emnina and -
Jett. Scott, was in Goderieh, on Wednes-
W. Fosters was home, for it few days
this
MissveeCka.rol Newtombe was it; London
part of last week.
Miss Rose Connell, spent Suncley at her
home ireGoderich township. •
Mr loy,of the Merehante' bank,
spent Sunday with hie brother here.
Mr and Mrs a, W. Croll, were visiting
their daughter, Mrs Green, in Wellesley,
148Bit week.
ffelik augerite-Collia; Of Stratford, was
the guest of her friend, Mies Edythe Coul-
ter, over Sunday. ' •
Mrs Alex , Armstrong. • who has been
spending a month with friends in Toronto,
returned 'home this week. •
Miss Lizzie Twitekell, of town, and
Alex Lewis of Ilensal I , spent Sunday, with
Miss Men' bleW, ei Eluilett.
Alex. Clark, who, has been conneoted
with the News -Record, left on Saturday to -1
take a situation at Niagara'. -
Dr. J. E. Blacken, was in 1.rndon on
Tuesday, attending the Western Fair
Board of which he to e member.
Mr Will Jackson, spent a few days hie
week the gueet of his %male, Mr Geo Burn-
ett, 7th 00D. Goderich township.
F. 11.'Hodgene. G. T. el,e. town agent,
this week, booked James Twitchell, to
Viotoria, B B. P. Sibley, Nevi York,
and Miss Morrison to liareisburg, Ps.
D. B. McKay, the reprerehteave of the
Gedezioh Organ Co, lets teat week for,
Glasgow. Sootland, to atteneehe great ex.
posititn,
Mee and,MiseWindred.'who have been
here for some time as guests of tfre J. C.
Housecleaning
Requisites
Ciunt Camphor
Moth Halls
Furniture Polish!
• Clopperee •
In -ect Powder
Silver Polish
Borax
Little's Disinfectant
Add Carbolic
Blue Vitrol
Gold and Silver Paints
Gillet's: Lye
' Caustic Soda
Household Ammonia:
Etc.
,.:Re-oW
Pretioription Brett Store
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- CLINTON
Successor to Sydney Jackson.
,
eee-asseeeeseeseesereesPerevesettee
I
N. B. --We have just receivea •
a supply of 13lueVitrol and. Feria
Green for spraying trees.. ,
—
I Letter From the 'West.
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To 14e Editor of the Am .ara.
DEAR SIR, -Thinking that some of
Ywoeuarrreedaodienrgs wi n"tigi this eteateht:ecii'veDwuchiV
I thus write a few titles thinking ',, the
'might be read with leterest. k
have had a very hard winter h
spring is opening up and we are , hav-
ing beautiful spring weather new, As .. ,
for myself I got married at. Iset ana. .
as far as my experience goes I viould, '
uivise all bachelors to do the. sante fo
I find far Ahead of keeping' tiae
A very sad thing leippenedellere 'due •
wiqter when a your:glean got lost on
the prairie on January last and bis
body was not -found till t he snow melt:,
rd his sin Ira : team went nut trout
het e cal April I5th and brought back
the bedy There is a- great nUmber '
of settlers . coming aroand here t his
spring, bah from -Canada and the
United States and. land is rapidly be.
ng taken up all °Vet' the ceuntty,
government -land will tioolf**6e hard
to get in this district; ' Theft Was it
lot of fine horses unported"in this
poring, I •rnyself have imported that
celebrated stallion, Sunny -Alto; r. ,
t et ed in the American, teott Wee • regis-
ter No, 20417; this, elites .ot horses is
badly needed in this country. ' also
•represcnt the McPherson. Hovey
threshing' machine Co, of • Clinton, in
this district, ,There was a let of new
land 'broken up 'here -hist spring that
will be under crop 1WR season, Virculd
say that the acreage will be double
what it was laet year gin' - will be. in.
splendid feta fur au abendant yield
a§ there is p enty of moisture . in the •
Miller, Mary Se, returned es their -home oon„frool beijey snow fans of 01
in"Sernitt On Sete/der • ..• winter" Om odfri de Dixie wittstin,
G. A. Mcdeee leaved this week for Day's
Mills, Algoma, where he' will stiptilletend
the lumbeebrench of the W. Doherty Co,
business at that place.
Harry Brewer, son of H. O. 13reivere
leaven on Saturday morning, for Stratford.
He 'Mere the G. T. R. car shops and will
go through for a mechanical engineer,
iriJpateo. Twaint000nevIlet.1: Batrgh.ie Tieeekta tehebotIOnitliserlaso
agent efiii the Hastings Shingle Company,
oes eetitiection with thin business.
We are glad to know that Mr Dan Mo-
Gitlionddy, 'editor of The Goderich Signal,
who has been laid np three weeks with
:toyer% attabk of pneumonia, is able to be
413°11.6 )3agatind: pose:neater of Kincerdine,
wag in town on Wednesdey. and went over
in company with W. W. Partin to Bay-
field to look after the 1tiver House; which
he haerented for the summer season,
13. P. eibley, left for Jersey City, Wee
On Monday, being called by: telegratri on
account of the serious inhume of hie &tug&
ter, Mrs Ward, He.M0eived word aboat
2.30aria only had time to catoh the London
'!faTihneledlievleinggatatit 4f;r1o5m. Clinton to the West.
-Huron Liberal' Convention on Tuesday.
were: -Messrs, W. Coats, le Holmes, Jaa.
Smith, Jeri: Scott, D. lecCorvie, N. Robson
Walter Coats, E. S. Courtice, J, Ner Wan'.
J. McKenzie .
Hey. J. W..110inteS, and wife of London,
spent it short time here on Wednesday,
shaking hands with am friends. It is not
iniprobable they may make a visit here of
a more important characiter ere many
weeks pass away,
Mr I. kraut, who recently took a situa.
teturr-tat-Nrscoaetool,' latt,tft: .te. Move hie
family,. there in a few dere Mr ro-,...tevsea
a good citizen, active in church work, ant.
the town.generally, and the Baptist genre/fie
in 'Articular, loses by his departure. -
Janus' Diokindon, 0.i2 of D. Dlokins
of Clattone propeietor of the H
Savoy, Niagara Valls, and net only h
first:oleo hotel, but does also a. firet olMe
tourist business. A. tepreirentaitve of tbta
fottee the house,a very. eoramochotuebeetal
fully furnished, and evidently will kept.
Mr and Afro 13.3. Gibbinge; will be taway
from Clinton, for three or four menthe,
and leave nett week for different points.
Mr Gibbinge, goee to Glasgow exposition
as the representative -of the Doheety Organ
8i Co. and Will hike the Vancouver., Of the
Dominion line,Portlendem the 4th Of efer.
When ecteas the Ocean he will via Other
pointe in Scotland, se well ae in England,
intending Liverexioi end Louden and also
peilatipo take a trip over to Berle, France.
Ile nuke it opiendid eepeesentatite,'
Mra Gibbings and direghte ,r Will visit her
ester, Mrs Dr; Steep, in Winnipeg, with
Wheitt she °epode to be with for part of
the summer months. •
h f
' esee-e. • . ,
INO 'tin time 69 &Vag Id iiiiiiiidg.7thig ,
is it the desire for ornamenting otteetteets- ;
gone pate? r think there is room for hen. .
deeds yet ',to be planted. The •counol
should push the work by japing • the
emit:eructs, make the distance for the trete, .
to be planted and how far apart they
'should be. Many citizens are alexia:eddies.
with the treatment the trees haye had toe'''.
pass through, with butchery :lone by the
wire men; they are lulling the trees by out. • .,
Seiroff,the top: branches. Ittsome townel \
they are =Corea hindered in, this Bort of
work. On wine ointir6reets the trews- are
too thick and should be either pruned or
trimmed ouVer: as to allow the electric,
lamps light the walks properly. Credit Is
due to a number of citizens WhO have re-
cently done thisewhile others hsve beeete.
fled seem ltotdayerdeliefrIArbrtffelelefe,
Let•the good work go on. 'Young, ,
' • ' W. O. SWIM,
'
,alattald
tiodoirstant
One of the, 'hewn °ensue ettliit' 811000
etlahlel heartily the other do when he
tit
it eettein ettestion to the 'heed Of *
"Were ref leforn in the PrOginee of On-
larlOf was the question taloa by the Sunni.
.ere
"No" Wag the :peek repty. was horn,
on the Tipperary libel in God,nloh, town-
ship." ,
• At *wile 01 regbitered Itoleteht.Friesien
• otitis at Syracuse; N. It., hot week lee
head brought $IS,00. The higkeli Prie*
*51 U00; whit& was pMd for it end
Sheriff Bei.t�b W,.0, 1.14EllitM
still in the land of the living and erix
joy eplendid health. Hoping yaelwill
find space for these • few lines in yeene
valuable paper. Respectfully yours,
• . Jeserce•Cefoucrote,
Min
For Properly Owners
, .„
...ADJOURNED Irceuste meeeree,-Atethe
adjourned meeting of the liceetle emir
tor West Huron all the members being pee
sent anti held at tee Inspector's offiee on
Wednesday efternomethe burliness left over, '
was attended to. The licenses for the
Maitland Hoese to B. Smiler, one that of -
that Oceanhouse to. Wsnabb, both at Goeee.
fele, were ;granted. A liappeo tes J. Mdt
DontildTof
acti'',.&:petitionvote .preetii‘ecl by Rs Van.
ion., barrister:6f Witighttm, Containing it
.inijerity of the ratepayers in - the 'polling
, abeliession in ,whigh the heuele is ali0fiked
praying for etioh ;•on • the 'tniaeritending
theses liveti fir to the etelfiteeiteeiiti of
iew partionlerly in eater:we to taiherie
winch was 'the:thief ocnitpleititethelidense
woe granted. •: •• • '
• _
One hundred yea* ago *who
Were thick 'bulky effete:1i to -day, the
tip -to -date Wettehal arei Medals In *
.peoreinee and time ktiriping qaalt
The mai Of a water le to I
the iletititilitiiititir IV onoe Wag.
have Wien fee, Orel
hope in gold, goldeNied, kilter
Maid elate at
any pocket. We wOl
ow you our